X-Men: Red (USA) di Tom Taylor & Asrar

[Man of Steel]

Quella con Rogue però è una mini. A me comunque fa solo piacere, adoro il personaggio

Pure io! E riguardo quella mini con Rogue...damn, forse è meglio così.
Ultimamente Rogue ha gli ormoni a mille, e secondo me non è pronta per una love story con il Cajun.
Dimenticavo quella mini con DP, però non è colpa mia, non mi piacque per niente.

[Man of Steel]

'X-Men Red' Artist Reveals New Namor Costume Designs

http://comicbook.com/marvel/2018/01/16/namor-costume-x-men-red-marvel/

Imperius X!

[Leonard13]

Lui,Jean e Kurt dovrebbero essere la parte migliore di Red secondo me.

[Man of Steel]

 

[Man of Steel]

X-MEN RED #3
TOM TAYLOR (W) • MAHMUD ASRAR (A)
Cover by Travis Charest
HEADSHOT VARIANT COVER BY TRAVIS CHAREST
YOUNG GUNS VARIANT COVER JAVIER GARRON
VENOM 30TH VARIANT COVER BY TBA
WELCOME TO THE X-MEN, TRINARY, HOPE YOU SURVIVE THE EXPERIENCE!
The Hate Machine Part 3
• The battle rages in India, and the newest X-Men member may be the key to the team's survival.
• GAMBIT is caught up the intensifying global frenzy of mutant hate.
• Plus: Could one of JEAN GREY's oldest friends turn foe?
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Daredevil]

Primo numero convincente.

[No Use For A Name]

Primo numero carino, da non fan, l'ho comunque trovato gradevole, peccato per i disegni.

[Man of Steel]

Letto #1
Una partenza col botto, bella Taylor!
Le matite di Asrar non sono brutte, ma è un vero peccato non avere Charest, mazza se mi piacciono le sue cover...quel Kurt con la Barba (!!!)!
Anche il costume di Jean non mi dispiace, non ci metterò molto ad abituarmi...
Per quanto riguarda Jean...heh, non so... mi fa ancora un certo effetto...
Secondo me stanno correndo troppo, veramente, io non avrei problemi ad avere una decina di numeri in cui lei non fa altro che...prendersi il suo tempo per "connettersi" al mondo, capire quanto cose siano cambiate e specialmente passare più tempo con i suoi vecchi amici, questo primo numero è un buon starting point per i nuovi lettori, ma coloro che hanno seguito tutto...
Almeno per ora, Taylor non ha ripreso la testata di Rosenberg e nemmeno quella di Jean, però è solo questione di tempo...almeno lo spero, che ha fine ha fatto la giovane Jean?
Non so quale sia la sua missione, ma difficilmente il roster avrà un senso per me, sono "costretti" a far questo perchè hanno mille X-Testate e rischiamo di riciclare gli stessi pg.

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Che dire: Welcome back Jean!

[Jacopo]

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Bravo Asrar, anche se ha il solito difetto di ringiovanire tutti i personaggi.

[Man of Steel]

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[Clod]

Potrebbe essere la serie per me, tra quelle colorate.

Su Namor e T'Challa... diciamo che al momento non sono sul piede di guerra, d'altra parte l'esperienza come Illuminati li ha resi, loro malgrado, compagni d'arme


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[Azrael]

X-Men: Red #1 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Pierce Lydon; 'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10):

Phoenix's road to resurrection might have been winding and at times unwieldy, but with Jean Grey back in the fold, Tom Taylor and Mahmud Asrar are ready to kick off a new era for the X-Men. They do so with aplomb. It doesn't matter how we got to this point, but we're here. Taylor turns in a great issue full of character building that gives insight into the relationships on display, the history of the X-Men, and what that means for a Jean Grey who has been gone a long time. Taylor smartly sets her up as almost the antithesis to Cyclops' most recent Magneto-esque turn. Jean puts her team together, does some global outreach and positions the mutants in a way that would make Charles Xavier proud - peacefully. Of course, things don't go as planned, and the ending of the issue might remind some of the ending of Kieron Gillen's The Wicked and the Divine, but that can be forgiven considering that it allows the X-Men's eternal concept to be pushed to the forefront. Mahmud Asrar gives readers some of the best work of his career in this issue. He's familiar with the X-Men but he's never drawn them quite like this - imbuing each page with strong and effective linework that serves the story. It might seem utilitarian at points, but it works in concert with Talor's script and emphasizes the interplay between characters. The craft in X-Men: Red should have other X-Men creative teams taking notes.

[Arkin Torsen]

Non me l'aspettavo, ma il primo numero mi è piaciuto molto.
Asrar mi piace, disegna una Jean bellissima 

[Man of Steel]

X-MEN: RED ANNUAL #1 to Fill in Gaps After JEAN GREY's RESURRECTION

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Nrama: Let's talk about the roster of the team. Obviously the returned Jean Grey is leading the Red team, but you've also got Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Namor, and a few surprises. How did you build this line-up?

Taylor: While some character decisions had to be made with other books in mind, I'm happy to say that most of our character decisions came from the story we wanted to tell, and who Jean needed with her to make her dream a reality. I think Kurt provides a fantastic balance for Jean, as a support and as a similar soul. Namor gives her the backing of an entire nation. He's a mutant and a king. Gentle's pacifism aligns with Jean's vision and I think they can help each other a lot.

Trinary's role will become clearer as we go, but she is certainly needed in the struggle to come. Obviously, I was already writing Wolverine and Honey Badger in All-New Wolverine, and I was keen to see them both on an X-team, but there's also a connection between Laura and Jean which will be clear in May. I'll talk more about that later...

Nrama: X-Men Red #1 brought back one of the X-Men's greatest threats – Cassandra Nova. What's she after here?

Taylor: I don't really want to say, but it's no secret that Jean and Cassandra Nova have a big history. Jean was instrumental in Nova's downfall in New X-Men. Cassandra Nova certainly sees Jean as a threat to her twisted goals.

Nrama: Namor has been a controversial and contentious figure in the Marvel Universe - but here, he's even seen on the same side as Black Panther. What's his motivation to help Jean and the X-Men?

Taylor: While Namor isn't going to be jumping up and down yelling 'pick me' 'pick me' to be on an X-team, no matter what else he is, Namor is a mutant. If something threatens all mutants, as Cassandra Nova is about to, it threatens Namor as well. And he's not the kind of King who takes threats well.

Nrama: As X-Men Red moves forward, how closely will we see Jean's team working with the Blue and Gold squads?

Taylor: We have a very big, fairly self-contained story to tell in the first twelve issues. But it's such a big conflict that more mutants will almost definitely be drawn into it. Jean's team has more than one member to come.
Nrama: Thinking more longterm, what are your goals for X-Men Red as a series? And now that Jean Grey is back, where is she going next?

Taylor: First of all, I'm happy to announce here that we're doing an important oversized annual for May. It's a story set immediately after Phoenix Resurrection and before X-Men Red. It covers the moments I think a lot of fans (including myself) wanted to see. Jean reuniting with friends and people she loves, as well as meeting others who will be important in her life for the first time.

As for the rest of Red, I have an initial year-long plan for this book and it's a pretty intense story. We need to deal with that before we can move to what's next. Though, I do know some of the stories I'd like to tell with whichever characters are left standing at the end of our first epic.

https://www.newsarama.com/38656-tom-taylor-x-men-red-interview.html

Speravo in una decina di numeri, ma a quanto pare mi devo accontentare di un extra sized Annual, almeno vogliono affrontare la questione, quindi bene.
Ci avevo preso per quanto riguarda il roster, non avessimo avuto Astonishing o Gold, avremmo sicuramente visto pezzi grossi invece di questi pg...

E poi quelle pagine, che per ora sono senza colori o dialoghi, eppure...Vedo quello che avrei voluto leggere nella mini di Rosenberg, vedo tanto cuore!
Non vedo l'ora!

[No Use For A Name]

Speravi in una decina di numeri per cosa? Non ho capito.